Glock Trigger Bar - Issue?

[Time2CzechOut]

Today I was cleaning/lubing my Glock 19. I will admit, I am somewhat new to the "polymer world". I was trying oil the trigger bar lube point - where the trigger bar and connector meet.

I happened to push the trigger bar forward. It wasn't really forced per se. It was moved just enough to get some much needed lube there. Is this an issue? Moving the trigger bar forward like that? The trigger may have reset. After noticing what I did, I just put the slide on, racked it, and dry fired it without any apparent problems.

In a video by James Yeager, it should him moving it like I did without any apparent issue - its around 3:50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=pGobEpUO3Uc#t=232

Thanks for helping someone new to polymer pistols!

 

[ku4hx]

Pulling the trigger forward with the slide off is not going to damage anything. To release the trigger, I place a finger behind the trigger and depress the safety to allow the bar to move rearward. I don't think this is absolutely necessary, but it's just a bit smoother than simply "pulling" the trigger. I like to reassemble the gun in the same configuration as when I disassembled it ... a personal preference.

 

[HOOfan_1]

I do it on purpose to work the oil in between the trigger bar and connector